6.9: Test Questions

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    1. The term DSLR stands for:
      1. Digital Short or Long Range
      2. Digital Single Lens Reflex
      3. Digital Single Lens Reticle
      4. Digital Small Lens Reflexive
    2. Which of the following is the benefit(s) of a DSLR.
      1. They look more professional
      2. They are the only cameras that have a built-in flash
      3. They have better depth of field and interchangeable lenses
      4. They fit in your pocket and 98% of Americans own one
    3. This method of crime scene photography allows the scene to be established:
      1. Overview photography
      2. Medium-view photography
      3. Close-up photography
      4. Macro photography
    4. This method of crime scene photography allows the relationship of items of evidence to be established:
      1. Overview photography
      2. Medium-view photography
      3. Close-up photography
      4. Macro photography
    5. This method of crime scene photography provides an image of an item of evidence as it looked when it was discovered:
      1. Overview photography
      2. Medium-view photography
      3. Close-up photography
      4. Macro photography
    6. This method of crime scene photography provides an image that is highly detailed and generally captured using a 1:1 ratio lens:
      1. Overview photography
      2. Medium-view photography
      3. Close-up photography
      4. Macro photography
    7. This type of wound photography captures images that will not play on the emotions of the judge or jury and are therefore admissible in court proceedings:
      1. Prejudicial photographs
      2. Exemplar photographs
      3. Macro photographs
      4. Clinical photographs
    8. When photographing a footwear impression, it is important to place the scale:
      1. On top of the soil
      2. In a trench at the same level as the impression
      3. In a trench just below the level of the impression
      4. A scale is not required when photographing a footwear impression
    9. This is the purpose of ISO film speed:
      1. Nothing, it was only used for silver halide film
      2. It is a numerical scale representing the sensitivity to light of the camera’s sensor
      3. It is a numerical scale representing the speed of the shutter
      4. It is numerical scale representing the aperture of the lens
    10. These principles of photography are essential for forensic photography:
      1. Artistically composed, dark, and shadowy
      2. Without scales, underexposed, and grainy
      3. Overexposed, random, and without method
      4. Maximized depth of field, properly composed, and appropriately in focus

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